Magnetic migration display panel

ABSTRACT

A magnetic migration display panel including a dispersion liquid layer composed of a magnetic particle, a dispersion medium composed of an organic solvent, a thickening agent composed of fatty acid bis-amide with a hydroxyl group having a melting point of 120 DEG  C. to 160 DEG  C., and a coloring material as desired, on a substrate is provided.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to a magnetic migration display panelcapable of displaying a distinct record by magnetism and capable of thenerasing the record.

Conventional magnetic migration display panels for displaying bymigrating magnetic particles utilizing magnetism include an enclosedspace in a multi-cell structure formed between two substrates where aplastic dispersion liquid including magnetic particles, dispersionmedium, thickening agent, and if desired coloring material is enclosed,or includes a layer of microcapsules enclosing the plastic dispersionliquid formed on a substrate.

In a magnetic migration display panel, when writing with a magnetic pen,a head with electromagnets, or the like along the substrate on the frontside, a written line is displayed based on a contrast of a color of theplastic dispersion liquid and a color of the magnetic particles. Thiscontrast is produced by migrating the magnetic particles attracted bymagnetism of the magnetic pen, the electromagnet, or the like from thesubstrate on the back side.

The magnetic migration display panel can generally display a writtenletter, pattern, or the like by attracting the magnetic particles in adispersion system to a recording magnet. However, the panel has thefollowing problems:

(a) Displaying for a long time cannot be maintained due to sedimentationof the attracted magnetic particles because the specific gravity of themagnetic particles is greater than that of the dispersion system.

(b) A written line can not be displayed distinctly due to attraction ofthe magnetic particles existing far from the magnet because all magneticparticles receiving magnetism from the magnet are attracted to themagnet. To overcome these problems, a yield value is set by adding athickening agent to the plastic dispersion liquid, thereby the migrationof the magnetic particles occurs when applying a force more than theyield value as described in Japanese Examined Publication No. 57-27463by the inventors of the present invention.

In the conventional magnetic migration display panel, there was aproblem that a whisker-like projection, a broken line, or the like isgenerated in the written line after successive writing and erasing witha writing magnet and an erasing magnet, even though an initial writtenline was distinct, having no blur line and no broken line.

Through intense study of the present inventors, it was found that thesephenomena may occur due to a temporary fracture of a frailthree-dimensional structure formed by the thickening agent in thedispersion medium. Therefore, the inventors determined that the originalfrail three-dimensional structure formed by the thickening agent in thedispersion medium should be quickly reformed after its fracture, eventhough the temporary fracture of the frail three-dimensional structureoccurs, to obtain a magnetic migration display panel capable ofdisplaying stable distinct written lines constantly.

The frail three-dimensional structure formed by the thickening agentutilizing a network of hydrogen bonds or the like is easily densified astime goes by, and is accelerated by heating. Especially when using anorganic thickening agent, the nearer a melting point of the thickeningagent is to a storage temperature, the greater the swelling of theparticles of the thickening agent is, thereby a firm network isgenerated. It is found that recording and erasing cannot be practicallyconducted in such a case.

In fact, the magnetic migration display panel is frequently disposed ina car or a transportation container exposed to summer sun's rays, wherethe temperature reaches 50° C. or more. If the display panel is leftunder the high temperature of 40° C. or more, a performance ofdisplaying or erasing is suffered an adverse effect for the abovereason. It is not desirable for merchandise that a difference isgenerated in the performance depending upon the ambient temperature foruse or the place of use.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to a magnetic migration display panelincluding a dispersion liquid layer composed of a magnetic particle, adispersion medium, a thickening agent, and a coloring material asdesired, on a substrate. The dispersion medium can be an organicsolvent. The thickening agent can be a fatty acid amide with a hydroxylgroup having a melting point of 120° C. to 160° C. The dispersion liquidcan have a yield value. The dispersion medium can be a nonpolar organicsolvent. The thickening agent can be selected from the group consistingof alkylene-bis-12-hydroxy stearic acid amide and/orphenylene-bis-12-hydroxy stearic acid amide, and 1 to 10% by weightthereof can be mixed in the dispersion liquid.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

A dispersion liquid layer in a magnetic migration display panel of thepresent invention is obtained by mixing magnetic particles, a dispersionmedium, the above-mentioned thickening agent, and a coloring material orthe like as required.

As a thickening agent for use with the present invention, there is usedone or more fatty acid amides with a hydroxyl group having a meltingpoint of 120° C. to 160° C. Any such amides can be used. For example,alkylene-bis-12-hydroxy stearic acid amide and/orphenylene-bis-12-hydroxy stearic acid amide are useful. For example,methylene-bis-12-hydroxy stearic acid amide, ethylene-bis-12-hydroxystearic acid amide, butylene-bis-12-hydroxy stearic acid amide,hexamethylene-bis-12-hydroxy stearic acid amide, xylylene-bis-12-hydroxystearic acid amide, and the like are useful. One to 10% by weight of asingle amide or a combination of amides can be used in the dispersionliquid. Further, other inorganic or organic thickening agents may beused as auxiliary thickening agents.

The fatty acid bis-amide with a hydroxyl group as the thickening agentpreferably has a melting point of 120° C. to 160° C.

As described above, the network structure formed of the dispersionliquid by the thickening agent is promoted by heating. Especially if thetemperature is near to the melting point of the thickening agent, theparticles in the thickening agent swell, thereby generating a firmnetwork. Consequently, migration of the magnetic particles arerestricted more than necessary, which may result in the incapability ofwriting and erasing.

Therefore, taking a temperature of the magnetic migration panel inservice into consideration, not less than 120° C. for the melting pointof the thickening agent is effective in practice use. However, an effectthat the thickening agent produces colloidal gel structure by swellingand dispersing in the solvent requires heating at about the meltingpoint. Therefore, an excessive high melting point is not desirable inview of safety and workability. Therefore, more than 160° C. for themelting point is not preferable for practical production.

Any desired magnetic particles can be used in any desired amount. Forexample, as the magnetic particles, 10 to 30% by weight of oxidemagnetic materials such as black magnetite, γ-hematite, chromiumdioxide, ferrite, or the like, and metal magnetic material such asalloys made of cobalt, nickel, or the like as powder or lamina in thedispersion liquid can be used. The magnetic particles may be granulatedprior to use for the purpose of adjusting size, shape, or the like.Applicable size is from micro to large, and applicable shape isglobular, columnar, mass, lamina, or the like depending on the purposefor use. In using the magnetic particles, various coloring agents can bemixed with the magnetic particles and/or surfaces of the magneticparticles can be coated with various materials to change the originalcolor of the particles. If a scattering in size of magnetic particlesexists, migration ability is also scattered. Therefore, uniform size ofthe magnetic particles is preferable to achieve a distinct display.

As the dispersion medium, any organic solvents are useful. Nonpolarsolvents such as oil, aliphatic hydrocarbon or the like, and polarsolvents such as glycol, alcohol and the like can be used. Especially,aliphatic hydrocarbon such as isoparaffin or the like is preferable.

Optionally, any desired coloring material can be used. As the coloringmaterial, white pigment, dyestuff, or other pigment can be used.Preferably not more than 10%, more preferably not more than 3% ofcoloring material, based on the total weight of the dispersion, is addedto the plastic dispersion liquid to improve a contrast of the plasticdispersion liquid and the magnetic particles, resulting in a distinctdisplay. Excess amount of the coloring material may cause a blurreddisplay with the magnetic particles.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, a magneticmigration display panel is manufactured by forming an enclosed spacewith a multiple cell structure on a substrate, filling a plasticdispersion liquid into the enclosed space, and pasting another substratethereon.

According to another embodiment of the present invention, a magneticmigration display panel is manufactured by filling a plastic dispersionliquid into an enclosed space made from many concave portions formed ona substrate and pasting another substrate thereon. The concave portionsare formed on one or both of the substrates and the substrates boundtogether by a paste for forming the independent enclosed spacetherebetween.

According to yet another embodiment of the present invention, a magneticmigration display panel is manufactured by applying microcapsules thatenclose a plastic dispersion liquid and binding them to a substrateusing a binder. When occasion demands, a protective layer may be formedon a surface of the microcapsule applying layer to prevent themicrocapsules from fracture by a friction stress.

EXAMPLE 1

(a) Producing Plastic Dispersion Liquid

2.5 parts by weight of BIS-AMIDE KH (methylene-bis-12-hydroxy stearicacid amide manufactured by Nippon Kasei Co., Ltd) was added to 80.0parts by weight of ISOPER-M (isoparaffin solvent manufactured by EssoKagaku Co., Ltd). The mixture was heated to dissolve the amide and wascooled to obtain a dispersion liquid of BIS-AMIDE KH.

82.5 parts by weight of the dispersion liquid and 1 part by weight ofTIPAQUE CR-50 (titanium oxide manufactured by Ishihara Sangyo Co., Ltd)were mixed using T.K. HOMOMIXER (wet dispersing machine manufactured byTokushu Kakogyo Co., Ltd) to obtain 83.5 parts by weight of a whitedispersion liquid.

80 parts by weight of TODA COLOR KN-320 (Magnetite manufactured by TodaKogyo Co., Ltd) and 50 parts by weight of EPOTOHTO YD-017 (solid epoxyresin manufactured by Tohto Kasei Co., Ltd) in 40% of methylethyl ketonesolution were kneaded. The mixture was dried and pulverized to obtain 50parts by weight of black magnetic particles having 20 to 120 μm indiameter.

16.5 parts by weight of the magnetic particles and 83.5 parts by weightof the white dispersion liquid were mixed to produce 100 parts by weightof the plastic dispersion liquid of the present embodiment.

A yield value thereof was 18.8 dyne/cm² measured by a direct methodusing a type B viscometer.

(b) Manufacturing a magnetic Migration Display Panel

Firstly, a multiple cell plate in a honeycomb structure having about 0.8mm in height in a shape of rough complete hexagon with about 2 mm ofeach side formed by 0.065 mm of vinyl chloride in thickness was adheredto a vinyl chloride sheet having a thickness of about 0.15 mm by using aethylene-vinyl acetate series adhesive agent as a face side transparentsubstrate to produce a display panel member. Secondly, the plasticdispersion liquid was filled into each enclosed space in the multiplecell structure and the multiple cell plate was sealed with about 0.08 mmof transparent vinyl chloride sheet using an epoxy series adhesive agentto manufacture a magnetic migration display panel (Embodiment A).

EXAMPLES 2 TO 8

(a) Producing Plastic Dispersion Liquids

The plastic dispersion liquids of each embodiment were prepared usingcompositions shown in Table 1, as in Example 1. The yield values of theplastic dispersion liquid in each embodiment were shown in Table 1.

(b) Manufacturing Magnetic Migration Display Panels

The magnetic migration display panels filled with each dispersion liquidwere manufactured as in Example 1 (Embodiment A).

EXAMPLE 9

(a) Producing a Plastic Dispersion Liquid

The plastic dispersion liquid was prepared as in Example 1.

(b) Manufacturing a Magnetic Migration Display Panel

Firstly, a plurality of successive concave portions in a shape of roughcomplete hexagon with about 2 mm of each side having about 1.3 mm indepth were formed on a vinyl chloride sheet having a thickness of about0.15 mm using a vacuum forming mold to form a rear side transparentsubstrate. Secondly, the plastic dispersion liquid was filled into eachconcave portion, and the rear side transparent substrate was sealed withabout 0.08 mm of transparent vinyl chloride sheet in thickness as a faceside substrate using an epoxy series adhesive agent to manufacture amagnetic migration display panel (Embodiment B).

EXAMPLE 10

(a) Producing A Plastic Dispersion Liquid

The plastic dispersion liquid was prepared using compositions shown inTable 1, as in Example 1. The yield value of the plastic dispersionliquid was shown in Table 1.

(b) Manufacturing A Magnetic Migration Display Panel

First, 20 g of the dispersion liquid was added to 60 g of 10% gelatinesolution to stir so as to be about 500 μm in a drop diameter of thedispersion liquid. Second, 60 g of 10% gum arabic solution was added tofurther stir the liquid. Third, 300 g of hot water at 50° C. was addedto the liquid to be kept at 50° C. in the system. Fourth, acetic acidwas added to achieve pH 4.2. Fifth, the system was cooled gradually tobe at 50° C. Sixth, 10 g of 25% of glutaric aldehyde solution was addedto harden a capsule film. Seventh, 10% sodium hydroxide solution wasadded to the liquid to achieve pH 10.5 in the system. Finally,temperature of the system was increased to 50° C. and maintained for 1hour, and then was cooled gradually to room temperature to produce amicro capsule of the plastic dispersion liquid.

The microcapsule was dispersed in an aqueous binder, applied to apolyester film having a thickness of 50 μm, and then dried to form amicro capsule dispersion layer. Further 100 μm thick polyester filmapplied within 100 μm adhesive layer in advance was stacked thereon tomanufacture a magnetic migration display panel (Embodiment C).

COMPARATIVE EXAMPLES 1 TO 3

(a) Producing Plastic Dispersion Liquids

The plastic dispersion liquids were prepared using compositions shown inTable 1, as in Example 1. The yield value of the plastic dispersionliquid were shown in Table 1.

(b) Manufacturing Magnetic migration Display Panels

The magnetic migration display panels filled with each dispersion liquidwere manufactured as in Example 1 (Embodiment A).

                                      TABLE 1                                     __________________________________________________________________________                           Examples                      Comparative                                                                   Examples                                        1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10 1  2   3                 __________________________________________________________________________    Composition                                                                         Thickening                                                                          L  Melting 2.5                                                          agent    point 141° C.                                                       M  Melting    2.5         2.5                                                                              1.0                                                                              1.5                                                                              2.5                                           point 144° C.                                                       N  Melting       2.5                                                             point 138° C.                                                       O  Melting          2.5               1.0                                        point 133°                                                          P  Melting             2.5                                                       point 125° C.                                                       Q  Melting                               2.5                                     point 145° C.                                                       R  Melting                                  2.5                                  point 110° C.                                                       Silicic acid micro powder       1.0             1.0               Dispersion  Isoparaffin Solvent                                                                      80.0                                                                             80.0                                                                             80.0                                                                             80.0                                                                             80.0     80.0                                                                             80.0                                                                             85.0                                                                             80.0                                                                             80.0                                                                              81.5              medium      Ethylene Glycol           80.0                                                Spindle Oil                  81.5                                 Magnetic    Magnetite  16.5                                                                             16.5                                                                             16.5                                                                             16.5                                                                             16.5                                                                             16.5                                                                             16.5                                                                             16.5                                                                             16.5                                                                             13.0                                                                             16.5                                                                             16.5                                                                              16.5              particles                                                                     Coloring    Titanium oxide                                                                           1.0                                                                              1.0                                                                              1.0                                                                              1.0                                                                              1.0                                                                              1.0                                                                              1.0                                                                              1.0                                                                              1.0                                                                              1.0                                                                              1.0                                                                              1.0 1.0               materials                                                                     Yield value dyne/cm.sup.2                                                                            18.8                                                                             32.3                                                                             11.9                                                                             5.2                                                                              6.2                                                                              9.3                                                                              11.2                                                                             34.0                                                                             32.3                                                                             1.3                                                                              0  0   23.1              Embodiment applied to a panel                                                                        A  A  A  A  A  A  A  A  B  C  A  A   A                 __________________________________________________________________________     2L: methylenebis-12-hydroxy stearic acid amide (Nippon Kasei Co., Ltd,        registered trademark BISAMIDE KH)                                             M: ethylenebis-12-hydroxy stearic acid amide (Ito Seiyu Co., Ltd,             registered trademark J530)                                                    N: butylenebis-12-hydroxy stearic acid amide (Nippon Kasei Co., Ltd,          registered trademark SURIPAX ZBH)                                             O: hexamethylenebis-12-hydroxy stearic acid amide (Ito Seiyu Co., Ltd,        registered trademark J630)                                                    P: mxylylene-bis-12-hydroxy stearic acid amide (Nippon Kasei Co., Ltd,        registered trademark SURIPAX PXH)                                             Q: ethylenebis stearic acid amide (Ito Seiyu Co., Ltd, registered             trademark J550S)                                                              R: 12hydroxy stearic acid amide Nippon Kasei Co., Ltd, registered             trademark DIYAMIDDO KH)                                                  

Test Method and Evaluation Thereof

The magnetic migration display panels according to the above examplesand the above comparative examples were tested for the following items,where a permanent magnet (2×2×3 mm in size) equivalent to JIS C2502MPB380 was used to write down at 25 cm/sec of a written speed, and aanisotropic gum magnet (NT-5M-1504 manufactured by MagX Co., Ltd) withone surface magnetized was used to erase.

(1) Retentivity of Display

After leaving the writing for 1 day at a standstill, written lines werevisibly observed.

∘ . . . no magnetic particles on the written lines were migrated down,and the written lines were distinct.

x . . . magnetic particles on the written lines were migrated down, andthe written lines were blurred or disappeared.

(2) Distinctness of Display

The written lines were visibly observed.

∘ . . . Widths of the written lines were constant and were displayeddistinctly.

x . . . Whisker-like projections or broken lines occurred in the writtenlines.

(3) Stability of Display

After repeating writing and erasing 50 times, the written lines werevisibly observed.

∘ . . . Widths of the written lines were constant and were displayeddistinctly.

x . . . Whisker-like projections or broken lines occurred in the writtenlines.

(4) Display and erase abilities after keeping the temperature.

After keeping the temperature of the magnetic migration display panel ineach example and each comparative example, displaying and erasing wereconducted. Vividness of display and complete erasability of the displayat a time were observed in cases of leaving the panel at 0° C., at 20°C., or 60° C. for one week, respectively.

∘ . . . The written lines were displayed distinctly, and were erasedcompletely at one operation without leaving an afterimage.

x . . . The written line were not displayed distinctly, and were noterased completely at one operation leaving an afterimage.

Evaluations of each test are shown in Table 2.

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According to the magnetic migration display panel of the presentinvention, a plastic dispersion liquid composed of fatty acid bis-amidewith a hydroxyl group having a melting point of 120° C. to 160° C. isused as a thickening agent. Therefore, excellent stability after timeelapsed is obtained and no change in nature of the plastic dispersionliquid depending on a temperature used is presented. Thereby, aremarkable enhanced performance of the display panel such asrecordability, retentivity, distinctness, erasability or the like indisplaying is obtained constantly.

The entire disclosure of Japanese Patent Application No. 8-225773,including specification, drawings and claims are herein incorporated byreference in its entirety.

Although only a few exemplary embodiments of this invention have beendescribed in detail above, those skilled in the art will readilyappreciate that many modifications are possible in the exemplaryembodiments without materially departing from the novel teachings andadvantages of this invention. Accordingly, all such modifications areintended to be included within the scope of this invention.

What is claimed is:
 1. A magnetic migration display panel comprising adispersion liquid including magnetic particles, a dispersion medium, athickening agent, and optionally a coloring material, on asubstrate,wherein said dispersion medium comprises an organic solvent,wherein said thickening agent comprises a fatty acid amide with ahydroxyl group having a melting point of 120° C. to 160° C., and whereinsaid dispersion liquid has a positive yield value.
 2. The magneticmigration display panel according to claim 1, wherein said organicsolvent comprises a nonpolar organic solvent.
 3. The magnetic migrationdisplay panel according to claim 1, wherein said thickening agent isselected from one or more of the group consisting ofalkylene-bis-12-hydroxy stearic acid amide and phenylene-bis-12-hydroxystearic acid amide, and the dispersion liquid comprises 1 to 10% byweight of the thickening agent, based on the total weight of thedispersion liquid.
 4. The magnetic migration display panel according toclaim 1, wherein the dispersion liquid comprises 10 to 30% by weight ofsaid magnetic particle, based on the total weight of the dispersionliquid.
 5. The magnetic migration display panel according to claim 1,wherein said dispersion liquid is located between two substrates.
 6. Themagnetic migration display panel according to claim 5, wherein saiddispersion liquid is located in an enclosed space in a multiple cellstructure formed between said two substrates, and wherein said yieldvalue of said dispersion liquid is 1 to 50 dyne/cm².
 7. The magneticmigration display panel according to claim 1, wherein said dispersionliquid is located in an enclosed space formed by a plurality of concaveportions on the substrate and another substrate that covers said concaveportions and is adhered to the former substrate, and wherein said yieldvalue of said dispersion liquid is 1 to 50 dyne/cm².
 8. The magneticmigration display panel according to claim 1, wherein said dispersionliquid is encapsulated and said encapsulated dispersion liquid isadhered to said substrate by a binder, and wherein said yield value ofsaid dispersion liquid is 1 to 50 dyne/cm².
 9. The magnetic migrationdisplay panel according to claim 2, wherein said thickening agent isselected from one or more of the group consisting ofalkylene-bis-12-hydroxy stearic acid amide and phenylene-bis-12-hydroxystearic acid amide, and the dispersion liquid comprises 1 to 10% byweight of the thickening agent, based on the total weight of thedispersion liquid.
 10. The magnetic migration display panel according toclaim 2, wherein the dispersion liquid comprises 10 to 30% by weight ofsaid magnetic particle, based on the total weight of the dispersionliquid.
 11. The magnetic migration display panel according to claim 2,wherein said dispersion liquid is located between two substrates. 12.The magnetic migration display panel according to claim 11, wherein saiddispersion liquid is located in an enclosed space in a multiple cellstructure formed between said two substrates, and wherein said yieldvalue of said dispersion liquid is 1 to 50 dyne/cm².
 13. The magneticmigration display panel according to claim 2, wherein said dispersionliquid is located in an enclosed space formed by a plurality of concaveportions on the substrate and another substrate that covers said concaveportions and is adhered to the former substrate, and wherein said yieldvalue of said dispersion liquid is 1 to 50 dyne/cm².
 14. The magneticmigration display panel according to claim 2, wherein said dispersionliquid is encapsulated and said encapsulated dispersion liquid isadhered to said substrate by a binder, and wherein said yield value ofsaid dispersion liquid is 1 to 50 dyne/cm².
 15. The magnetic migrationdisplay panel according to claim 3, wherein the dispersion liquidcomprises 10 to 30% by weight of said magnetic particle, based on thetotal weight of the dispersion liquid.
 16. The magnetic migrationdisplay panel according to claim 3, wherein said dispersion liquid islocated between two substrates.
 17. The magnetic migration display panelaccording to claim 16, wherein said dispersion liquid is located in anenclosed space in a multiple cell structure formed between said twosubstrates, and wherein said yield value of said dispersion liquid is 1to 50 dyne/cm².
 18. The magnetic migration display panel according toclaim 3, wherein said dispersion liquid is located in an enclosed spaceformed by a plurality of concave portions on the substrate and anothersubstrate that covers said concave portions and is adhered to the formersubstrate, and wherein said yield value of said dispersion liquid is 1to 50 dyne/cm².
 19. The magnetic migration display panel according toclaim 3, wherein said dispersion liquid is encapsulated and saidencapsulated dispersion liquid layer is adhered to said substrate by abinder, and wherein said yield value of said dispersion liquid is 1 to50 dyne/cm².